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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-18

Bowlus has any amount of money
that he can lean on real estate security
atlower rates than can be hal any
where elsA.
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LOOK HERE, EVERYBODY!
Having purchased R. Crglers harness shop it is my in
tention to the
HARNESS BUSINESS
for all there is in it. Mr. T. Miller will have charge of the
shop, and everybody wanting anything in this line will find
that carry rsclass stock reasonable prices. Old
harness repaired and harness made to order Second
door south of Northrups bank
J. s. TURNER.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF hANSASp ALLEN OOUNTT, 81
In the District Court. Seventh Judicial Dis
trict. sitting In and for Allen county, State oil
Kansas:
Henry Lowrey Plaintiff
\. p. Cushman anil Julia
Clshman Defendant
BY virtue Of an order of sale, in the above
entitled cause, to me directed and delivered,
issued out Of the District Court of the Seventh
judicial District State Of Kansas. sitting in and
for Allen county, in said State, l will on Tues
day, the 10Th day Of March, A. ID. 1ss7, at
O'Clock p. H., OF said day, at the front door Of
rhe court house In the city Of lola, Allen cOun-
ty, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the high
est bidder for cash In hand the following
described real estate tO-wit: the east half of
the north-w west quarter of section ten Q0) +,
township twenty-six (26), range eighteen (lS) /,
appraised at Sl ,SOO.)
Also, the south west quarter Of the north
east quarter Of said section ten (l0), township
twenty-six (s6), range eighteen tlS) less seven
% rOds wide east side north Of coal creek,
appraised at 81, l2O) all In Allen county Kan
sas.
Appraised at - go.
Said lands and tenements to he sold to satisfy
said order Of sale.
ID. ID. BRITToN,
Sheriff Of Allen county Kansas.
ByJ. T.. WOODEN,
Under Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, lola, Kansas, Feb, q, lSs5.
(Feb. D March 81
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, ALLEN COUNTY, Sc
In the District Court of Allen County Kansas
Ben Ross, Plaintiff,

vs.,
Reese Crayens and Lou Craycns, Def'ts.
Dy virtue Of an execution to me directed and
Ddelivered, issued out Of the seventh Judicial
District Court Of the State OF Kansas, sitting in
9Th day Of April, A. ID. lsS., between the hours
Of one and two O'Clock p. m. OF said day. at the
COURT house dOJf in lola Kansas, offer at pub.
lie sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, all the right, title and interest Of the
above named defendants. Reese Crayens and
Lou Cravens, in and 70 the following described
tO-wit: The undivided one-half Of
lot three (3) in block one hundred and five
(l05) in the city OF lola, Allen county, Kansas.
Appraised valuation $1,000. said property
levied on and to he sold as the property Of the
above named defendants, Reese Cravens and
Lone, svens ID. ID. BRlTTON,
ByJ c. WOODEN, sheriff.
Mch as Under sheriff.
lola, Kansas, March End. lss..
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NOTICE 10 STOCK NEE.

My fine Holsteiu Friesian Bull will
be held during the season ut my. barn
NORTH u Lob. VIZ. BUCHiNAN;
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LETTER LIST

List of letters remaining in the post
ONCE at lola, Kas., March Is, 1887.
Brown. Allie Roach, Bir,ly
Corbler. George Spellman, Sarah
Hatridge, Minnie C2) Scott, iii
Hardin, Jno w Shields, JF
High, Charles 7 Smith, WV
james, ID ID Smith, Katie
Morehart Ward, Chas
fatterson Is T Wright, Rachel
Rees, Tom
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised"
and give date of advertisement.
J. E. IRELAND. p. NJ.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

In the Disfrict Court, Serenh Judicial District,
Sitting in and for Allen County, State of Kansas.
Helen A. Wood, Plaintiff.
ii. w. Talc0tt. ct. al. Defendants.
pY VIRTUE OF an order Of sale, in the above
ID entitled cause, to me directed and deliv-
cred, issued out Of the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District, State OF Kansas. sit
tir 3 In and for Allen County, in said State,
will, on Monday. March slst, \. D. 1857, at 2
O'Clock p. M, Of said day. at the front door Of
the Court House in the city of Iola, Allen coun-
ty, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand the following described
real estate tO-wit: The northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter Of Section twenty three
(23) township twenty -four (2i range eighteen
uS,; also lot number six t6) in block number
ninety tO), in the city OF lola, all in Allen
county, State OF Kansas.
First above described property appraised at
d, so 90, and second above described property
appraised at 81, so ~. All Of said property
levied on and TO be sold as the property o
the above named defendant, II. w. Talcott.
ID. ID. BRITrON,
Feb. Is, Is. Sheriff Of Allen county, Kss.
By J. T.. WOODEN, CnderSheri6
SheriG's Office, lola, Hans, Feb. Is, lsS5.
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NOTICE.

AS l shall be absent visiting schools
q large share of the time. to avoid in
convenience to persons coming long
distance to transact business and find.
ing me away, I will establish two
Office days, Monday and Saturday
and request those wishing to see me
or. business to come to the Office on
those days.
MARY CHAMBERLAIN,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Salisbury Cab net Decides to Hold
an Autumn Session OF Parliament.
4 London Storm,
Russia Protests to the Porte Against Prince
Ferdinand a scr nding the Throne
CT Bulgaria.

LIBERAL UNIoNIsTs REPyNTING

LIBERAL UNIoNIsTS REPyNTING.
LONDON, Aug. IS Lord R1seoerry,
speaking al Manchester, SAID the result CT
the recent election showed that the hour
of triumph was near. The Liberals had
out one leader and but one principle. The
concession made by Gladstone was sulli-
Gent to warrant the Liberal Unionists in
re.enteriug the LIBERAL party, the doors Of
which are wide open.
GLADSTONE ON THE RECENT ELECTION.
LONDON, Aug. lS.-Mr. Gladstone has
written to Mr.. BrunneT, in which he
says: Few viii seek to disguise the uu-
questionable addition thus made to the
evidence now rapidly approaching dem
onstrative character that the people Of
England intend to Go full Justice to the
people of Ireland by confidlng to them in
a spirit alike generous and wise, the con-
duct of Irish affairs. Il is TO be lameuted
that years of precious legislative life OF
the country should have been spent in q
controversy which c2n only end IN one
way, but while il is important that the
nations Judgment be speedy, 1t is more
important that when it does come it shall
be unoquivocal and decisive.
WILL HOLD AN AUTUMN SESSION.
LONDON, Aug. Is TIE Cabinet has
decided to hold an autumn session cf
Parliament.
LIVING IN RETIREMENT.
LONDON, Aug. IS line Vienna cores
pondent of the Times confirms the state
ment that Lori and L9dy Randolph
Churchill are living in retirement near
Vienna
AFGHAN FRONTIER SETTLEMENT.
LONDON, Aug. is "A blue book on the
Afghan frontier negotiations has lst been
Issued. 1t shows the final settlement is
based upon equal and mutual concessions
on the part CT Russia and AfgheI istGn.
The latter comedies rather 4 large area Of
territory, but the land is valueless,
while the Russian concession will be the
source Of 8 small income 10 Afghanistsn.
NOT READY TO SHOW HIS HAND.
LONDON, Aug. l8-WilIism Henry
Smith, government leader, did not refer
to the autumn session in the House of
Commons this afternoon, presumably be-
cause he was unwilling to show his hand
at present. The fact that the Cabinet has
decided on sucl S session, however, is
undeniable.
KILLED BY LONDON STORM.
LONDON, Aug. Is The damage caused
By yesterdays storm is serious. In Lon
don 200 people were Killed and number
of churches and houses were struck by
lightning. In the country also there Yves
much destruction Of property, aud many
persons are reported 10 nave been killed
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Orinoco a. it's mouth, an act which Vene-
zuels cannot elbow, in consequence Of
which it has suspended relations with
England, given passports to the British
ministers ana representatives, and has
applied 10 the United States government
TO Get as arbitrator in behalf of Venezala
The English government has denied the
right of arbitration in the matter.
Fenezuela now proposes to send a
sufficient army, having raised few
thousand soldiers to drive the Ea-
glish usurperi from her territory. As 8
result it is hoped Inst the United States
government will intervene to terminate
the q lestion, requiring Crest B,itsin to
submit to arbitration. 1t is TO b. re
GREETED th.t the press Ct the United States
he's observed marked retiCeECe in the in
stance Of usurpstion CT Fenezue Ian
territory By European power, Verzusla
is in peace, and its flsncial condition
good. l. is occupied in the construction
Of many railways and in carrying out
many local enterprises.
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Decatur.
Special to the Gazette.

pSCial W INC SdLShtS.
DECATUR, TEX, Aug. 1S.-Fdrmers re
port worms doing some damage to cot
ton. This may cut of the top crop Of
cotton that was made possible by the late
rains.
The case against Sid Irwin, was called
this morning and the state said ready
The defense postponed for important
witnesses. The case will be called again
this term.
The state is now after one A. H. Mar
tin for bigamy. Mr.. MARTIN, the evi-
dence shows, was spliced twice before
he ives old enough to vote.
TIE happiest man that has been in De-
cs:ur this court was Bart Wicher yester-
day, when the jury said:
ave, the jury, lind the defendant not
guilty. j. ID. WHITE, Foreman"
Freeman had just been convicted of
the same thing snd Bart had reason for
alarm, when three OF the Identical Free
man Jurors were upon his jury.
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mother. Her friends are very re.iceut
about the matter, el,hougi they admit
there has been trouble between them, and
that the rumors are we'll founded. There
is rot suspect Of scandal. The recent
attempts Of certajn parties OF New York
TO connect the M4rqlese with s. fast set
in Paris has no foundation IN truth.
Nine. DeMOras has led very retired life
here. Sac married the Marquis 81
Cannes some years ago, aud IS he is now
an American citizen there will sIise 81
interesting international question.
QyELLED TIE QUARREL
PARIS, Aug. IS In the village Of
Mitabeau riot occurred to-day over the
introduction OF I:2lisl w0rkmen. The
villagers resented the Invasion and st
tackled the workmeD, killing one snd
wounding five others. Gems d'srms
queiled the quarrel and srres,ed Thirty
seven OF those engaged in Ii.
AN ALPINE CORPS.
PARIS, Aug. I6-General FerTou, Min
lister OF War, has go2e to the APPS 10
esta lis1 d. fnl.e!y the defezses of the
southeastern frontier, and to arrange {
new alpine corps.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
Tsemer Is Challenged

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. Isl. a. S..
Jonn, the friend and hacker OF Jacob
Gsudaur, sent the following dispatch to-
day to the editor Of the Turf, Field and
Farm: "On behalf of jacob Gaudaur l
hereby challenge John Teemer to row q
three-mile single ecull race for the cham
plonship Of America and $1,000 side, the
race to take place on lake
course sud upon smooth water any
day between September Il and q, 1887.
l would suggest as fair course, Lske
Quinsegsmund, Worcester, Mass. You
have in your hand 500, which please use
as forfeit money. II Teemer will cover
this will meet his representative and
drsw up articles OF agreement. Yours
respectfully, j. A. ST. JOHN,
For Jacob Gaudaur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
iESEZUELA'S POSITION.
''esdent Of the Republic Talks Abcu
British Usurpation.

resident Of the Republic Talks About
British Usurpauon.
XIV XIV YORK, Aug. lS.-Guzinan Blanco,
F,S,-ent Of NenezUela stopping at the
~4SoF hotel said in an interview to day:
- 'o0ndary question between Nene-
80 and the Colony of DemaIara IS of
= = ..aterest to Venezuela and the Uni
-, sates. l an sstonished that the
s ,S o. America has failed to make a note
s,, ~ acts Of Great Britain in her appro-
sS,s Of the territory of Venezuela
/ a. Of the Orinoco. South America
s,. ~.iaed into three sections, one
ss. .sso by The O-inoco, one by
ss,s vn and one by the Liplats. The
h., prosperity OF these three divisions
~ eus upon the free access by COM
QssoN the three great rivers. The
d, y belongs to Venezuels, who are
ass II from the Spaniards. The En-
Nss. are acquiring the territory Of
E. ssco and the Amazon. aud have taken
Slon Of territory bounding the
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Ireland.
HOME RULE.

DUBLIN, Aug. 18.-United Ireland
urges the landlords to embrace their last
chance and confess that home rule is in
evitsble. II advises them to appoint a
committee to meet Mr.. Gladstone, Mr
Parnell and Lord Salisbury IN a round
table conference, and submit to them
suggestions regarding their wishes, and
to make the best of the situstion.
The result will be it says the cleo
tion in g few weeks of q home
rule House Of Commons and
the opening OF an Irish Parliament IN
1888 II the landlords fraterDized with
the National League instead of scream
ing, suppress it," thsy might still in
fluence the structure of the Home Rule
party in Parliament, which will follow,
whether the landlords like or dislike 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
Pac fe Ral,wer Communication.

~, FEA>CI~Cp, CtI., Aug. l~.-Caa'. 81
ratti5on Of the PeciIc Railroad omr.--,91
left to- day for PhiIadelplil. TIE VIE e. tire
conn Ission IS prac ic3lly ended, but Com S.
-iJuer Anie san VIII stay hDT. u, saturday.
The comm ssi0n vii agata set 70 WUIE ttkiuE
tcstim my about the Central Pacific who. o. D.
Huntington ana Charles Crocker vii J5 e.
am.ued The preparation of the -e
port VIII be commenced &u)Ut JH-
tober /. ID is expected, 1t WIFI be handles ID
G0ngre 9 on tlG opening OF the EeN. sc-=il.
soon that eenator Star ford a.d others iaas-
answer glesucns In regard to the eNpe9dit-ra
of funds for the purpose of IN
nGencing legislation, the commission VII
again return 10 san rar cisco and resume tre
tasiug CT testimony. Anders IN and tier So
leave for Portland, Oregon, Saturday, AMI ~NI
probably hold . session IN Pucote!IO lnc-ion
| tan, In order To examine Witnesses in re,ef
cnCe to the Mon Pacific.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
THE INDIAN ROW.
zho Uotted States VIII Take no Part atil
Things Grow More Tarlkr.
A POW-WOW UTTD

PoW-WOw HKLp.
DENVER, Col, Aug. I>.-Tle latest
news from the se-t CT the lie cu.5.e9k is
to The effect thai Sheriff Kendall came
iuto Meeker last night bringing win MIN
f3uc OF Co,oroW's men for the purpose OF
holding pow-wow. The Indians a.ked
that fifteen Gays De granted them IN which
to reach their reservation II Usb, and au
escort through the settlement on return
to C0lo.o1. Two men were seat with
them. Waen outside the iowa the II
dams turned upon their escort with
knives and severely WOJndat.them. The
whites We're ais Il ed upon OY parry CT
I .es in ambush, bu. neither one IVES nit.
Sheriff Kendall has telesTaplei Governor
Adams that 10 line SHOULD be lost in
pushing troops TO the front U-ited
Safes Marshal Sill to-day teleg~apaed
Genera! CroOk that the assistance Of Uni
ted States troops was earnestly needed.
. TRYING TO MAKE THE TROt Bile NATIONAL
DENVER, Col, Aug. l8-A northera
courier learned that the Waite River Ute
Indians have sent runners ID the Uncou-
pahgre Camp, BlaCSfeet, Sioux, Cows,
and other tribes in Colorado, Wyoming,
Montana and IIahO, for sid C0lOrow
knows that he mus fight, snd tais will be
| a decisive battle, ana that il Will end the
Indian question for5ver. He has deter
| mined, it is said, to have oth5y tribes
brought into the present difficulty, ard
while the outbreak mas been local so far,
ne wants 10 make IL national one.
Runners are reported to hsve
| started for the camps VI other tribes from
Yellow jacket Pass on Sunday right.
Duncan Blair, W0iLe m21 wl0 m@srIeG
a Ute squaw snd who is said to be popu
lar with the Uaes, is Quoted 81 authority
for the above.
INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL CROOK,
OMAHA NEE Aug. IS Regarding the
telegram received from Governor Adams
of Colorado, asking for sid 10 su 3prussiDg
the Ute outbreak, General Cook SAID
| yesterday that the scene Of the outbreak
Is not Iocat d in bis department,
although tne nlGr.6t military pos.,
that OF Fort DUchPsne, in U.ah,
| il under his command While
the General hss his forces 81 this pciut,
as also al number Of Others, IN readi-
ues5 20 give aid S. yaGv SHIRT notice. yet
| he does not feel ilsuh.d with the iEiJr-
nation he has Ill ttkic% the Initiative
especially IS he has no knowledge es &c
the w2t Ieab0ufS 0f the India1S c1i Lis
| Information as to the damage they have
done is indie tiIite and unssti, factory
The General accordingly forwarded E
copy OF the telegram by wire to Genera
Merritt, commander of the Department o
the Missouri, who lis charge CT In,
troublesome district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
AUSTIN.
A Professor Resigns - Ike Washington
County Ceses-Chartered.

a Professor ResiG Ms - Ike Washtn gtOl
County Cescs-ChArtered.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Aug. Is.-Milton w.
Humphreys, professor of ancient Ian
gusg IS in the University of Texas, to day
resigned to accept a professorshlp IN the
University of Virgins, at about the same
salary, $1,000.
Many witnesses were to-day examined
In the Washington County cases. A tele-
gram from Judge Kirk of BRENNAN, was
shown, dated on the day of the election
saying, "Do your work" It being at
tempted to show conspiracy. Much Of tae
testimony concerning incidents a. the
polls at CnadwiCks, Graball and other
precincts, was gone over, and which mas
already been published. 1t was shown
that Bolton, the young man that was
killed, was not armed. The cases will
take two or taree days yet.
CHARTERED.
The Timpson Cooperative Association
Patrons of Husbandry; capitsl $50, 900;
incorporators, Z. II. Hughes, u. II.
Weared, f. N, Breach.
Texas International and Inter State
Drill Association of Austin; incorplr
tors, c. F. Hicks, a. S. Roberts, j. T
Dickinson, T. j. Lswless, G A. Brush,
Monroe Miller, Peyton Brown, j. Q
Breckenridge, A. P. Wclridge, 1. l.
Prior, M. Butler, j. S. Myrick.
Professor Cooper, Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, was notified Yesterday
tnat Professor J. 7. Johnson was ep-
pointed few days ago County Super
intendent of Instruction OF C0llin
county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
Dallas
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX. Aug. lS-Ao5u.
O'Clock this morning, E num5er O. men
were erecting & windmill St C3lo1eI ".
H. Lemons place, when rope slipped
and the derrick fell On Warren Qlstt.e-
baum, crushing him to death. Deceased
came to Dallas few days $50 TO attend
the reunion. His home IS in Waite
county, Arkansas, bu. he has recently
been living near Corn Hill, in Williamson
county, Texas. He IS sged sbou. twenty
years.
The Alliance committee are still here
and seem determined to STAY all summer.
Dallas men are OBTAINING them until the
reunion rush IS over.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
MURDERED OR ELOPED.
A Chicago Girl Disappears MJsteriousIy
from the Paternal Roof

CHICAGO. Ill, Aug. 1s.-Adeline Hardy, the
pretty sixteen year old daughter of Contractor
Dexter Hardy Of seminar avenue, Lakeview,
has been missing since yesterday. Charles T..
Fletcher, aged twenty f7e, who n g serve q
term In the military prison at Fort Laaven-
worth for desertion from the army was seen in
her Company, and he al % cannot be foana. she
hadbeen warned by er pa ents to have moth
inA4o do with him, but he indications are that
sts9eher and the girl fed secretly TO Kansas
City. The motive assigned for the elopement
is the d. sire on Pitchers part for revenge
against Mr.. Hardy, VINO three years ago dis.
closed his Whereabouts to United States mar
shall in search Of him.
Further deyelopme nts show that the girl may
have been murdered. Pitcher was heard 70
say he would have Addie Hardy If he had
TO seal her, Mi Hiss says she
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on WALL STREET.
Stocks Mere Animated-Ciosiug Prices
Slightly Abovo thu Lowest of To day.
COMMERCIAL REsUMR.

Stocks Mere Administering Prizes
Slightly Aboys thu Lawe,t of To DAY.
COMMERCIAL. Kest-,1R
srsc,s, 70 tho <as.at.e
~, 49, 49, % D..,,,,
We" ioNh' avg. -N~I.""1 1oA"H
'o-oay c1oSe0 as Io!!oWs: f0E1 HoFth
and Denver City at $50; Texas and Pa
cihc incomes at 52!; Kansas and Texas
IS S2I; Missouri. Kansas and Texas is
AZ 81. Cnlf C,,orsdo and Sar+o Go
~o,a r,, - 1Gg '' ' '-- -
5o..' > u. ~. .
money ga Per cent
Silver '64
Sterling quiet
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TIE YERHITT.
Ons Poor Section Fore mau Flc.t f:,>; "a
sible for the Awful Catar-roph-.

SlDsS inc A"Gui t.;:r6"' pf-s
Cutr,WoRru, HI. AU- Is ~ TIL {.
CouEhlin, sec,i fireman. was arrested ana
viii he taken to Pontiac. county ca: of Liy.rz.
Stone c9Lnty, st one. lie says ne carrn- eve
bond and VII Eav5 y 90 - 81. lie -t...s.-
III the verdi Is uni AZ. tina. he went Over ~
entire sect n - ordered and Jtef no res
We're Ia il as near THE yTljse 3 iIn4t sEt
laSg II testify IAe ny T. .us cat ..s. .-l',
vera! Is Tor be yicti % Mrs. D. Bu-,-.-- is
the drst name tie Is. IL !.pwlr, T. e
verdict OF thu ~ ou n-r death
state q ii nois Living tJIe county, r. -at-
ter OF inlu! lion IN tne bo1y a. Nj H..
u ext I rcr S., III Gscc --ed. held Al CtI.--
worth o. the .i,l dag ~ ~ -Gst. \. %. H.
W Z the undersigned j IrOrs sworn - lu,. s.co
INTO the cause Of tie dra II OF llr4 It UucAett,
OF Jr2st, H., on OATH do fin tlat she cane %
her death by iniIries received in the w1ert Of
tie Nia2araiFall5 eNcurson ram on TIC 7, do,
Peoria aud Western Railway Oh which snt VS.
passenger al the bridge two and - ma r-gts
east OF Cha RwOIth abort ]! e'ciOCk mlanlElt
August 10, 1851 We TN that the wrec.i1c OF
saii train, VIII eli TOTALLY dtmg-lsHtI 81 e
coaches, baggage car and one en ire, and
either XIII ID OF wOulde1 RIOS. Of tie occ--
pants OF said coaches, was caused " SAID
b idGc having been buTacd Out be- - t.e
ira ! strucE It We think tom t6g ever. .
that the idg1 wss fire from Lrc lttr c.r.
ting which had been set rs l35e a. ,.''-JC6
That afternoon by s=Cti men, 50 close a. s!N
teen Ieet II betn ifC east ard west s. - % TIE
bridge. W" further flI that Jbc foreman Of
tive o-te' from his superintendent 10 LNga-tre
tee track aud bridges on hts section 'ne So
thing VI Wednesday, ard we q a2 t.t F.
80 over the wcst tyJ ana Ont
half miles at all on We nesiqy, an tbs.
sci fOrem IN. CouEhIn, Was gum, ut -t1--
and cIiminal caEcltssncss In leaving ires IN
lag alocS the trek and with such q strong
wind b,oEiug. We recommend thar he he /
for examination By the grz1J -. ani tj.. ser.
1t l. tue opinion the iIry Ihif the Ieay4n., Of
the track without being pat-Ollst for siy tours
before The passage Of the excursion aa4 ;.e
setting OF fires by the section m-n on ~u.r q
dry an windy day ..s the IN OF Angus. ~.
Ttre aC.s wn1ch deserve stvcre criticism
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19

SAL FKANcI~,o o, CAL, AuS. l~.-PIe-:!clt
Cleveland telegraphed 10 Chai-man Pat.'sou
to day authorizing the Pacific Railway 'J..-
mission to use tneiy Cwl discretion in the mat
er % employ ing counsel IN TIE contest Gg.inst
the officials OF the Central Pacific Railway on
The question before he court is whether the
c minis hEt not the power - cOmpcl stan
ford 10 explain Wha. the TWO mi. IONS dollars Of
unexplained vouchers was expended for aEt
whether It WAS to lr tluence state or mas. snaI
legislation The commission declined - give
tLc TO- Of IL. lnLeErhLu t-c L---l- -tL-n-